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The reason why they came here is to have freedom they were tired of religious persicution and since America let any religion enter they came. They were allowed of pratice of teaching and since we had abundant of land of millions ancres they had their eye on the land. that is why they came to America.

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To escape crop failure, famine, harsh governments and for religious freedom.

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Because there was new unclaimed land and they wanted to be free.

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to escape crop failure, famine and harsh governments (novanet)

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